Converse of object

• have: Single hoglets can have the bobble on the inside to cuddle into.

• take: Sadly for him, it hit a divot, taking a big bobble in the process.

• make: I made bobbles for the pink salmon one - again, a first time.

• feel: Made from felted wool with handmade felt bobbles, it is satin lined with a magnetic fastening.

Preposition: at

• end: One: bobble at end, pushed inside, twisted off, forms a separate balloon inside!

Adjective modifier

• assorted: They went to chemists for assorted hair bobbles and slides.

• slight: Few favored spots slight bobble in pit stops will.

• blue: The lid and base are lilac colored and the cube is held closed by a pastel blue bobble with velcro.

• white: County swarmed with OUCC parties, some wearing silly red hats with white bobbles.

• few: Yeah, Bibi is annoying and the PTS is a real howler, but no Bond film is without a few bobbles.

Modifies a noun

• hat: Anyway I also bought a goat's wool, bobble hat made from Alfi's very own wool!

• button: This cute little jacket has long sleeves, with a slightly fitted bodice, and black plastic bobble buttons.

Noun used with modifier

• hair: I sneaked this picture of him after he let me test the length with one of my hair bobbles.

• ball: The ball bobbles around almost at random and the replays are vital to see what the hell went on when anyone scores.

• plastic: It has a wide neckline, three-quarter length batwing sleeves and a scalloped panel running down the center with decorative silver plastic bobble buttons.

• puzzle: Stuart Carter Finally, the official version of puzzle bobble on a mobile phone!

• shot: David Mehew was superbly denied by Chuck Martini and agonizingly saw his weak shot bobble wide.